On-grid Solar System
On-Grid Solar System
An on-grid solar system is connected to the utility power grid, allowing you to generate your own electricity while remaining linked to the main power supply. This system is ideal for homes, commercial buildings, and industries looking to reduce electricity bills without needing expensive battery storage.
How It Works
- Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity.
- The generated power is used immediately for your home or business.
- Any excess electricity is fed back into the grid through net metering, earning credits or revenue.
- During low sunlight or night, electricity is drawn from the grid as usual.
Why Choose On-Grid Solar System?
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Residential homes and apartments
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Offices and IT parks
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Factories and industrial units
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Housing societies and commercial complexes
Some FAQ's Question?
How much can I save on electricity bills?
Savings depend on system size, sunlight availability, and energy consumption, but users typically reduce their bills by 30–90%..
Can I sell excess electricity to the grid?
Yes. Through net metering, surplus electricity generated by your solar system can be fed back to the grid, earning credits or revenue.
Do I need batteries for an on-grid solar system?
No. On-grid systems do not require batteries since you can draw electricity from the grid when solar production is insufficient.
Will my electricity supply be uninterrupted?
Yes, but during a grid outage, the system will shut down for safety reasons. Power will resume once the grid is restored.